Brief Answer: urine culture Detailed Answer: Hi XXXXXXX If you have a UTI then you should have a urine culture which will show what type of infection you have and which medicine is suitable for you . So multiple antibiotics will not be needed . If you are still having symptoms even after antibiotics then diabetes and cystocele should be rule out next . Your scan should have ruled out renal stones which could be the cause of cramps . Cystitis also could cause cramps . I suggest you finish the course of antibiotics first . If you still have symptoms then diabetes should be tested for you. If thats normal then a cystoscopy may be required . The vaginal discharge is unrelated . Get a swab test to check for infection . Any foul smelling or colored discharge may be abnormal .

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Brief Answer: serious but not critical Detailed Answer: First, talking about cystitis. It means the inside of the bladder is inflammed probably due to infection. So a procedure called cystoscopy is done where a small camera is inserted into the bladder to look at the mucosa and see any abnormalities. Usually infection is treated by anibiotics. Next, diabetes as you know, is a metabolic disease. You will need medication to control your blood sugar. High uncontrolled sugar can cause negative effect of your kidney,eyes or nerves.If untreated, there can be complications. But with medication, you will be fine.

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